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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
THE CITY AND THE MONUMENT.
Council Has No Right to Make an
Appropriation for the
Celebration.

The Lee Monumers Committee ye--
terday sent to the City Courcil ald to he
Richmond Fire De- plrtment invit-tions
asking them TO participate in the cere-
nonies incident 70 the cornerstone lay
ing October 9th.
In response to n resolution OF the
Board of Al'e.men, City-Attoney G.
V. Meredith has wntten an opinion as
TO 'he righs of the Council to make an
appropriation for this celebration. He
concludes tina; ,te City Council has 10
such right, and he quotes the law and
gives authorities.
BEDS AND BOARD.
The State, referring editorially to
the celebration, says better that it
rever had BEEN inargurated than that
we sfould get q crowd he e for which
We VIII be unable to provide, and
adds:
"The world has heard much of Rich
mond's hospitality. Thousands who
will visit us on the 9th of Oc;obe-
have already tested our hospisr' ,ty.
But tie Committee on Public Comfort
ca"pot be too care ,ul in seeing that ac
conn odat ons are provided for the
Thousands of visitors who respond to
the Invitation.
The committee have no time to
lose"
This is an i'm portant matter. Herein
we failed at the Jackron statue celeDra-
ton. Hundreds of bouseless people
that night walked the streets, and yet
doubtleistf were thousands of empty
beds in Richmond.
Now lei the city be cer yassel from
house to hoJee and lists be taken of
all who from a sense of patriotism will
for the DAYS and nights of October Goth
and 9th agree to take boarders.
ESCORT TO The GRAND LODGE.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2,
Knights TIE nplars, at its regular stated
assembly held last night at st. Albers
Hall elected a member and passed reso-
lltions to offer their serN .ces to the
Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Vir-
ginia as an e-cort on the OF &c sion of
the laying % the cornerstone of tire
Lee II oAument on October 9th, and
to 60 mounted.
GENERAL GRAUREGARD NOT COMING.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan has received a
letter from General Bearregard, date j
New Orleans, September 18th, in
which the General says that his en-
gagements v II not permit him to come
TO Richmond at the laying OF the
corner stone Of the Lee monument.
This letter came in response TO an invl-
tation from Mr.. Bryan asking bim -
be his guest when he came to Rich
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
suead,s uabcas.Corpu, Case.

Thomas Sread, the convict from
Botetorrt coruty who on Monday.
through his counsel, NJ. Willie O.
Preston, obtained a wit of ha6eas cor
pls from Judge Wexford, of the City
Circuit Count, was before that tribunal
yesterday morniJg at 10 o'clock, the
time at which the writ was made re-
turnable. The case was, however, con-
tinued until to-day.
Snead, ~ stated yesterday, was in
dicted November IA, 1884, Pleaded
eul'y, and Without jury beng empa-
nelled he was sentenced to seyen yelrs
in the penitentipry. He escaped from
priron, and for this offence was given
another year, 20 that now he has about
two wears 10 serve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
Mortuary Report

The following shows the actual NOR
tality in Richmond, with ages of dece-
dents, seY, ard color, and annual death
rate per ! 600 inhabitants for the week
ending September "a, 1887:
Causes Of Death: An@mia, l an
gina pecsoris, l ; apoplexy, /; burns,
|; career, l; casualty, l; cholera in
fanidn, l; onge3tIon of brain, !;
consumption, 3; commissions, infantile,
1; Group, diphtberitic, /; diarrhGa,
acute, 2; chroric, /; diphtheria, !;
dropsy, cardiac, l; fever, rheumatic
/; fever, malarial, 2; gastro-enteritis,
J heart diseaae, 2; heart disease, or
ganic, ipanition, l infanticit.e from
neglect, ! infan.ile lockjaw, inham-
nation Of brain, I marasmus, 4 me-
ningitis. /; puerperel septic emia, l !;
tuno. of brain, l tuberculosis, u1-
known, 3; valvular disease of heart, 3,
Whole number of dea.hs in the city,
exclusive OF still-births, 46.
Stily- Births Colored males, 2.
Rate: Rate of mortality of whole
population was 1892 per 1000 per an
mum rate of mortality of white popu-
laion was 25.07 per 1000 per annum !;
rate of mortality of colored population
was %. 45 per ! 600 per annum.
Ser and Color: White-males II,
females, -. Colored-males 10, females
9.
Age: One to thirty days, 2; one to
six months, 2 six to twelve months,
4 one to three years, 9; three to five
years, 2; five to ten years, 3; ten to
twenty years, 4; twenty to thirty
years, 4 thirty to forty years, 3 (; Forty
to fifty years, 2; fly to sixty years, 5
sixty to seventy years, 5; seventy to
eighty years, l eighty to ninety years,
Condition =: Single, 81. Married, 8.
Widowe-s, l. Widows, 8.
NdtiWty: Richmond, %; other
parts Of the United States, 81 Ger
many, l ireland, 2.
Locality. Marshall Ward, 6 Jeffer-
son Ward, Madison Ward, 7 Mon
roe Ward, 8; Clay Ward, 7; Jackson
Ward, II almshouse, l penitentiary,
Comparative Weekly Mortality: To
tai deaths for the week ending Septe,l-
Der 25, 1S86-White, 70; colored, 23.
Still-born White, B.; colored, 2. For
the week ending September "a, 1887
White, 27 colored, 10. Still-born :
Colored, 2.
Temperature: Mean temperature
for week ended September %, 1885,
1872 %. Mean temperature for week
er ded September q, 1897, 75o.
Amount of rainfall for week ended
September %, 1856, 90 inches Amount
of rainfall for week ended September
"A, 1887, II.
7. L. STRATToN, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

Yesterday morning the dock was being
dragged for the body. The father OF
Harrison says that his son, who is
twenty-one years old, was O sober and
industrious young man. Saturday
night he, with a younger brother, got
to drinking. One was found lying on
Dock street by Policeman Burnett ard
taken to the station-house. The other
son has not been seen since, and the
father thinks he must have fallen into
the dock and been drowned. The miss
ing man is PANIED Leonidas, and his
father is Mr.. George f. Harrison, fo,-
merly Of Prince George county, man
ager for Captain Cyrus Bossieux.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
A" Accident"

AsHEvILLE, n. c., Sept. 27, 1887.
Southern Accident Insurance C0mpa-
ny, Richmond, Va. ::
Gentlemen,-Yours enclosing draft
for twenty-five Llndred dollars az, 500),
in full payment of my claim against
your company for the loss of my left
hand by the explosion Of gun, is duly
to band.
Please accept my thanks for the
prompt settlement.
L shall do and say all l can TO pro-
mote your interests wherever l may be.
Veiy truly yours, Q. b. HART.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
TO MEET To-NIGLr.
Paw of Teachers.

The City School Board, on motion of
Mr.. Loyenstein, have instructed their
Finance Committee to "include in
their annual estimate for expenses for
the ensuing year a sufficient amount
to increase the pay of the teachers of
the public schools 10 per cent. on the
present salaries, said increase to go irto
effect February, 1888, provided the
necessary funds shall be appropriated
therefor"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

N NEW CLOAKS.
We are now daily opening our new fall styles In
WRAPS. SllAWLS. AND CLOAKS.
Call early and sec the new styles and obtain
BI ANKETs. COMFORTS, AND QUILTS.
The largest aud cheapest stock In Richmond
QUILTS.
At 6sc.-i1.4 Honey-COmb Quilts at &c;
At Sic.-i0-i White Crochet Quilts AT Sic;
AZ Yec.-ll-4 M0rseilles patterns at s9c.
COMFORTS.
Cot Comforte at t0c.:
Full size Bed Comforts at 65, 75, s5c., 81, si.e5
$50, and e.
BLANKRTS.
All grades Gray Blankets from 15c. tO $3.50;
An-WOol Scarlet Blankets from $3.50 70 sS;
Full size White Blankets from S5c. 20 sl2.J0.
FLANNEL SKIRTS.
New patterns and colors.
Fun sizos co, 75c., 81, sl.15. s125, S1.5O, d75,
and g.
Come aud see the superb patterns aud grand
yal~es we are showing.
LIN EMS.
We distance all competition In making low
prices on Linoa Goods. This is one Of our
sironstO tOlds, and we will continue 20 hold tho
fort. SPECIAL BARGAINS.
CREAM DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
10 pieces Heavy Cream Danask Table Linen.
CO inches, all good paiterns-regular price
i5c.: q special bargain at 53c.
TURKEY RED DAMASB.
l2 pieces Genuine Turkey Red Dauiask, war
ihllitu ihsl 'DlOfrs Npilu t0c. eihhu pdl-
gain NJ JOc. per yard;
pieces Extra-Fine Turkey Red Damask,
colors guaranteed, worth 81 decided bar
gain 81 Csc. per I'd.
BLEACHED DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
is pie, es Iloavy Bloached German Damask Ia
Nle Linen. 60 inches wice, worth 75c. very
cheap at SOC. per yard
9pioces Fine Bleached Irish Damask Table
linen, @ inches wide, worth 81 4; good bar
gain at &c. per yard
NAPKINS.
% dozen (sizc ~ Bleache1 German Damask
Napkins worth Sl.25; very cheap at 81 per
dozen.
Is dozen s. Bleached German Damask Napkins
worth f1.75: n bargain a. sl.2j per dozen;
A fun limo Of Plain and Fancy BOrdered Nap
Lins and Turkey Rcd ranging I'm price from
soc. upwards. Spccihl inducements offered
In this department
waste it i'm looking through the other DRY
irect, rs all sensible people do. 20 TIE GREAT
SrHAUSE BROTHERS.,
1909 Main street
+. Samples cheerfully forwarded on appllca-
FLOORS FILLED WITH AN ATTRACTIVE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
uenrteo Circutt.Court Jury.

The following jury has been drawn
for the next term of the Henrico Cir
cut Court, which begins on Monday
next John S. Herbert, Lewis Agnew,
B. +. Bowles, Charles E. Brauer. W.
A. franklin, John +. Marshall, Philip
sNeisel Jr., J. l.. Sturgess, George NJ.
Gordon, H. II. Christian, w. s. Black
burn, o. J. Chapman, r.. T.. French,
Thomas Schnellenburg, Henry Voc.
gler, and Robert Whiting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
Mr.. De Priests Salary Again with
held.

The City Council Committee on
Grounds and Buildings met yesterday
morning and approved the payroll of
the City Hall and the department en-
ployees, except the item providing for
the pay OF Mr.. Clinton De Priest,
Keeper of the New Reservoir. The
sum was S67.50 for the month of Sep
tember. A recorded vote taken re-
suited in Mr.. Sullivan voting aye and
Messrs. Crenshaw and Snead votingno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

81 yan's) be granted the right to make
a loop in this city SO as TO escape cross
ing the Richmond and Allegheny rail.
road tracks on Ninth street north OF
Canal. This new route also takes pas
sengers by the Byrd-Street station.
The Union or Electric Line is pre-
vented from going to Manchester, be-
cause the connecting link from Dock
street to the bridge on Fourteenth
street is stricken out Of the ordinance.
But the line will run up Cary and
around by the Byrd-Street station and
out Cary to the reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
Alarm OF Fire.

The alarm of fire at $40 last evening
from Station 65, corner of Broad and
Har cock streets, was caused by the
partial burning Of pile OF wood in the
yprd of Messrs. Burford Brothers. near
Eliza. DaIlage about S5.
TIE fire is supposed to have been
caused by sparks from passing loco
motive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
sub;ert to Inspeetion.

A copy OF the ordinance allowing
places Of amusement to be entered and
Inspected at any time by the Chief OF
tfe Fire Department or his assistants
was yesterday served on the managers
OF ford's 0pera-House. This ordi-
nance was passed in 1882, and pro-
prietors are each required by law to
Post a coy OF the ordinance in their
houses IN Q cons .Iicuous place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
pasciNG.scsioOL.

MISS MARY THAW RE "a
vb oPRNS HER DANcING.scHo0LN -
ec1o oEI:R lsT at Monticello Hall. on IN.
n,oed between sixth and seventh stroossae
an saturday from i0j< 20 O'Clock n,'
On Wednesday evening from ~ 70 gcrsr 1ss.
-. ,,,yhf claes known as the IVY oo1-
ms, ,asn. VIII meet Thursday nights at tho FAM
s,sii can be seen the above days ~. ~ ~ ues
hall M on at otLsr times ai si1 soa'n s.',e sous''
sIeei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
woman,s temperance Unsom.

1ne regular weekly meeting of Rich
mond Union will be held at Friends
Westinghouse at 4:30 o'clock this after
noon, the hour having been changed
from 5. Besides the regular work of
the union there will be reports from
aeveral important committees. Also,
necessary preparations for the State
convention which shortly meets. The
election Of officers for the ensuing year
wilt be part of the work OF this meet
ing, and Il is hoped that every member
viii be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
Music House CIose,,..

On account of holiday Messrs. Walter
d. Moses & Co., 9l4 Main street, will
be closed to-day "wednesday. Those
in search of an honest Piano or Organ
for an honest price will find it TO their
interest TO call on Messrs. Moses &
Co. on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FRED. II. WILLIAMS, ioX A. NJ, fancy groce.
rtes, crockery, &C.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 6 CO., 5 p. NJ, two
story brick dwelling.
FRANK ID. HILL & co. and JOHN I. GOD
DIN, Up. NJ, commissioners sale OF Inn
proved aud unimproved real estate ON Sew
enteenth street between Broad and Mar
shall streets.
GEORGE w. MAYO, i0X A. NJ, toys, candy
showcase, &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, II A. NJ, trustees salo
OF hack, harness, and horses.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 and II A. w.. horses,
mules. buggies, phsetons, wagons, har-
nasa etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
Fine Proof Efehings.

At the Fine-Art Gallery of L. Lewis,
9l2 Main street can now be seen many
splendid Proof Etchings of the latest
designs. He has also large collection
of Engrayings and imported Bronze
Photos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
AMUSEMENTS.
RA HOUSE.

OPERA HOUSE. -
~ BROAD AND EIGHTH STREETS:
Grand Opening OF this New race OF Aniu9o'
ment. commencing
MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER sofh.
Eitef time in this city OF the great success,
DiEuefy's thrilling play.
"ThE MARTYR.'
Wm be produced by a fine company ana
i,oore cpen Tor Matinee at 1880 =. w.; per.
fo,mance. 2:2O p. NJ. Door open AZ nlghe al :
o,cIccS: performance, o'clock.
Admission, ~ aud 30 cents. haunee prses'
10 ard 20 cents. 90 % WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

The Mozart Music Committee are
negotiating for the following attrac-
tions for the near future: Hungarian
Gypsy Quartette, the Mendelssohn
Quintette Club, the Boston Stars, the
Welsh Prize Choir. and the New York
Philharmonic Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
RIcuNoyp. Va sentemher A iss7

Mcssys. j.. l.. Bass, n. a. Subiett, C.. ID. Faymsr.
ID. S Cate. and Others.
Gentlemen.-I beg respectfully % acknow-
ledge the receipt OF your communication re-
questing me 10 submit my namo % tho voters
OF Richmond az the approaching primary for
nomination as one Of tho candidates for tho
uO Ise OF Delegates.
Allow me 10 state briefly some facts which
concern us In this matter, and do so with ab-
solute candor and without aifectati0n Of pur-
pose or feeling. appreciate, sincerely aud
gracefully, the compliment offered In this and
other similar communications both verbal aud
written, which have received from my fellow
citizens. l am not unwilling % render any
public service 20 the people Of Rlchmord that
am capable OF. AZ the same time it should,
be understood that the business engagements
that occupy me at present are numerous and
not unimportant ~ others as well as 20 myself.
These Will probably leave me rot much
time between this and the election witch
could devote 10 the work OF the canyass.
should that be doomed necessary. H. with
this statement OF nay personal situation,
Il Is tIoughi desirable by my friends that I
should become a candidate for the Nomination
will not decline IT, II the primary shall
show that others are preferred as candidates
Will gladly sud cordially support them without
grunbling or scratching" should be nonDf-
mated a. one OF the candidates aud elected, I
viii epdcayOr 10 render such service In tue dis
charge OF this important trust as shall give tho
good people OF Richmond no Just occasion 70
complain OF me.
A moro important matter, however, Il that
tho Democratic voters Of Richmond come
so.idly together, attend the primary, select
the candidates they prefer. and thoa SOC hat
they are elected. This hey can 10 with eass
and certainty. To neglect II might prove ca
lami,y 70 thecity and great damage 70 their
best interests. Let them say that the Demo-
cratic control II the city aud lis Interests muu
DO maintained for tho protection AMI pros
perity OF her people OF all classes, and it win
be Done.
am. very respectfully. your obediens SER
want. A. = BufoRDl
se 2S-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
The HfusfreIs.

Rice, Hart & Ryman's Minstrels gave
a good show before fair audience at
the Academy last night. The only OBJ
lection, perhaps, to ii was its lack OF
yeriety.
There will be q matinee this after
neon and closing performance to- night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

Now is the time to plant Hyacinths.
Tulips, ETC., for winter and spring
flowers. Large stock imported Hol-
land Bulbs.
i. w. WooD 4 SoSs, Seedsmen,
10 south Fourteenth street, corner
Sixth and Marshall streets. and 17i1
east Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
Man Supposed 20 be Drowned i'm the

Mention has been made of the disap-
pearanee Saturday night OF young
man named Hal sison, and that u was
supposed he had, while under the IN
iluence Of liquor, fallen into the dock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
LECTURE.

30 GTONEWALL JACKSON, THE
- CHRISTIAN SOLDlkRn-Lecture Oy
~. NVuTIAN JONES. FRIDAY. September
am nj o'clock al tho Second Baptist chnrch'
conner Main aud sixth streets. 4.
RdrrissiOn. 90. sc-f'7'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
THREE CENTS PER COPY.


have one Of the largest and best aseort-
ments of Fell Goods in the city. Hats
in the latett styles, Cravats and Ties OK
every description, nobby Boys Suits,
and everything else 10 be found in inst
class Clothing and Furnishing estab-
hshment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

Harper's Magazine, Young Ladies'
journal, The Centrry for October, are
now to be found at N. Leonard's,
Negsdealer, 908 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
The Pleasures arLHe.

by Sir John Lubbock, Bart, NJ. p, a
very readable book, 10 be had of Par
lam Il Co., Booksellers, ll07 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va, September, Iss7.
GOI. .ONEI, A g RuEORD DEAR

~ sIR.-The undersigned. citizens OF kich-
mond, believing that you possess QUALIFICATIONS
which eminenIy qualify you fof legislative
service, earnestly request that you viii submit
your name TO the Democratic primary which
will be held on october 9Th 70 choose four can.
DELEGATES.
Feeling sure that favorable response To this
will be properly appreciated by the public,
and with assurances oi our hign esteem, wo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TWO NIGHTS ONLY-TUEsDAY AND WED
NFsDAI. SEPTEMBER 9TH AND gsfh'
AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE.

AND WEDNESDAY, MATINEE.
RICE, HART a RYMAN's MlNsrRELS,
,esded by those distinguished Comedians,
William Henry Rice, John Hart, and Gov Ada
Vvmau. assisted by Lester aud Williams. 100
iey and Thonipson, Charles French. aud Others;
A Superb Qufutotte, Brilliant Orch' strs, auu
eerefade Drafs Band Tho great s)clsty ou'-
,sseus. SARAH IiEARTBURS.
PAGES: 80, 70, 30, and fbc Reserved seaes
osc extra. Matinee prices, 25 aud SOC. sale OF
seats commences Tuesday morning atsociocA'
ee 252t
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lettings

MONROE WARD DEMOCRATIC
ITs GLIB The members Of the club VIII
please assemble at Columbus's Hal, corner OF
N hd md Broad streets, THIS "wednesday
kVTNING at \ O'Clock. for the purpose OF H,-
lending I'm a body and assisting at the ofgan'-
yefion of a Union Democratic club at the OLD
Fino-S,reet Baptist church, corner OF Pine ana
Spring streets
BY order of the Club. ...,...,.
sol. L. BLOOMBERG, Secretary.
Formal invitations have been sent to tue
Clay.Ward Actives and irving. Han clubs 70 be
present and assist at organization SO 2Slt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
STRAUsE EBROTHERs
GREAT 1L4IN-STREET BAZ4.4R.
44O9 MAIN STREET
WILL BE CLOSED TODAY
REOPEN TO.MORROW

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS HAVING
TIE LEADING Low PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE OF RICHMOND
pcrce al thers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
CUAyWARD ACTIVES.-THERE

CLAY-WARD ACrIVES.-THERE
I win be a special meeting OF your cup
ms "wednesday EVENING at I:30 o'clI *
al pavis's Hall. southwest corner OF Gary aud
Laurel streets, for the purpose OF joining Mon
rce-W -Wald Club in organizing the now Union
TerrocTaNc Club at old Pine-Street Baptist
chur,b. Every member Is expected to oe pre-
eTf. - -
By order Of President r. 7. CAMPBELL.
sceS.ft ;. b. BRADY, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

LACE GU la Ms.
We are In receipt direct from importers OF
the largest and best-seected stock Of Lace Cur
talns ever brought 80 Richmond and at such
low prices as % defy competition.
Splendid new patterns yards long, at 90c a
pair:
Handsome new styles, 81 yards long, at ti.25 a
Entirely new effects, 81 yards long, at $40
VERY rch STYLES, sK yards long. at ss a pair:
With floral borders, 81 yards long. at $3.50 a
Now superb designs, 81 yards long, at s3 a
with Brussels centres, az yards long, at q a
CURTAIN SCRIM.
9 cases double width Curtain Scrim worth I0c.-
aspCCial bargain at &c. yard;
] cnse Curtain Scrim In woven cllOrs worth
1tc.-a special bargain at gHc. yard
CHEAP FLANNRLs.
An-Wool Scarlet-rwlled Flannel al 2)c. a
An-%ool Mcdcatod Scarlet at s5 30. ana s5c.
Aii-Wo0i Navy-Bluo Twill at 25, 80, IS. and iDc.
Heavy Gray Union rwills atl2H. Is, %. and 25c. (;
All-Wool Gray Twills at % 20. -, and i0c.
Fine An Wool shaker Flannels, In white and
scarlet, at 40, %, and 6Dc.
NEW DRESS GOODS
Our mammoth stock Is now completes. We are
showing all the novelties Of the best foreign
and domestic production, aud cordially invite
every lady Interested 10 call ana look through
our beautiful assortment No one will be
urged 20 buy, for We only want 10 convince the
rullic that we are Offering them one Of the
largest and finest stocks Of DRESS GOODS in
me city NJ the lowest price.
BLACK GOODS.
We are showing in our
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
an immense variety, embracing all the newest
novelties at specially low figures.
our superior line Of Black French CASH
mcros cannot be matched.
Special values I'm
ATWOOD BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES
al %, 65. IS, Sc. and 81 n yard.
We feel perfectly safe In saying that no such
values have been offered. and In style aud Of
feet they are far ahead Of any previous seasons
production.
II your time has any value In 10 you will nc
GOODS STORES, but 90 at Onco, straight and {
NAIN-STREET BAZAAR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-28

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